They did so by jibing toward shore, finding fresher breeze, and gliding past their rivals and onto the medal podium.
Some of the off-shore findings indicate that parts of the ancient city may have submerged under the advancing sea, as alluded to by the Sangam literature.
From a cove on Santeetlah Lake's southern half, I pushed off and paddled along undulating shores, finding everything to see and nothing.
Entering the field felt to Kirsten like wading from shore and finding herself, with one fatal step, out to sea.
Those hardy immigrants probably traveled by boat or along the shore, where finding food and shelter would have been easier.
New evidence suggests that they adapted to life on shore by finding new uses for their gills, which eventually evolved into a variety of structures, including insect wings and the organs spiders use to breathe and spin webs.
At the Starbucks, speaking in the blunt, energetic style familiar to anyone who's listened to his music, Haley offered a theory about why so many people in places like Staten Island's south shore are finding themselves trapped in the circle of drug abuse and depression the song describes.
Kristen Schaal Born in Colorado, the honorary Briton on our list has been spending more time on these shores since finding cult fame as the stalker fan Mel in HBO's 'Flight of the Conchords'.
New policy research from think tanks across the political spectrum shores up these findings with quantitative data.
Back in 1989, when Shore was still finding his footing as a comic, he was tapped to be one of MTV's VJs (a "video jock").
The hypothesis is shored by several findings, e.g., the lower incidence of HZ in adults with children than in adults without children (Brisson et al., 2002), and the negative association between HZ incidence and increasing exposure to varicella, social contacts with children or occupational contacts with ill children (Thomas et al., 2002).
